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rapidly

[ rap-id-lee ]

adverb

  1. within a short period of time:

    There are thousands of languages spoken in the world today, but many of them are rapidly approaching obsolescence and extinction.

  2. with great speed; swiftly:

    Bats are more likely than birds to detect rapidly spinning turbine blades and avoid flying into them.



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  • ܱ·ٰ··· adverb
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Turkey has been rapidly growing its military presence in the Forbidden Zone in recent years, but until now the scale of this expansion was not publicly known.

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However, as the technology is developed that price is likely to fall rapidly.

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VJMU’s focus on making a personal statement with one’s car is rapidly turning into a movement with its own momentum.

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In fact, Catholicism is expanding more rapidly in sub-Saharan Africa today than anywhere else.

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Technology evolves rapidly, and so can a company’s priorities.

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